Kensington-Chinatown · Toronto
$899,000
The scan
End-unit townhome set up as four self-contained units with $7,400/month potential rent roll; move-in rentable.
Tenanted and legal from day one, so the upside sits in the rent roll instead of the shovel.
- Lot 3.9 m x 26.8 m (12'-9" x 88'-0")
- Att/Row/Townhouse
The by-law's answer for this lot
We resolved this parcel's zoning, the site-specific exceptions registered against it, and the building forms the by-law permits without a rezoning. Every number below traces to by-law text we hold on file, and we re-check it against the City's register nightly.
Zone
Site exception
As-of-right form
As-of-right envelope
Severance
Still to verify on this parcel
None of these can be settled from records alone. Any one of them changes what this lot can hold.
- Whether site plan control applies, which adds an approval step and months to the schedule
- The front yard setback is averaged against the neighbouring houses, so it depends on buildings that have to be measured on site
- Which lot coverage rule governs here, which sets how much of the lot the buildings can sit on
- The maximum building depth on this lot, which sets how far back the house can go
- Whether an apartment building could be argued here, which the by-law does not allow without a rezoning
And more, depending on what the site turns up.
Have TESA check this lot properlyZoning scan 2026-08-27
A quick pass over the mapped layers, kept here for comparison. Where it disagrees with the zoning answer above, go with the zoning answer.
What you are buying, and what is left unused
The building is the asset here, so the numbers lead with what it costs per existing foot and per unit. The as-of-right envelope follows as unused permission: where it runs well ahead of what is standing, there is room to add without buying more land.
Lot area
Storeys
Height limit
Existing floor area
Permitted envelope
Zone
The zoning label carries a density figure, but floor space index does not apply to a detached or semi-detached houseplex (By-law 648-2025). No lot-coverage cap resolved here either, so quoting an envelope would mean applying a standard that does not govern this building type. What actually caps the building is setbacks and building depth, which a TESA scan resolves from the by-law.
Add a garden suite
By-law 849-2025 s.11A garden suite is a separate allowance, not counted into the main building's floor area. Its own cap is 60 m² over one storey or 120 m² over two. With a suite on the lot, coverage follows one of two by-law options, and which one is the applicant's choice.
Garden suite: 120 m² (1,292 ft²), 6.3 m tall, 7.5 m from the main building
Option A · all buildings at 45%
- Main building
- Not available for this lot
- Main plus suite
- Not available for this lot
Option B · main on the overlay, ancillary at 20%
- Main building
- Not available for this lot
- Main plus suite
- Not available for this lot
The main building has no coverage cap under Option B here, so its size is set by setbacks rather than a percentage.
The rest of this listing
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Listing updated Aug 26, 2026, 3:25 PM ET · Source: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board